My cows are fascinating. They are such huge, docile animals. I now really understand why they were domesticated and are so valuable all around the world.
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We’ve been living at our new house in the Grant Park neighborhood of Atlanta for more than 7 months now….
Ginkgo trees really are very different. I love how their leaves come in & then drop suddenly. There’s no slowly dropping them over time like oaks – it’s just like “drop!”.
Appalachian Coves are a beautiful, fascinating forest community, no matter the season. In the winter, you can appreciate the sheer height of the Tulip Trees and the passage of light during the day.
I love how beeches hold on to those leaves far past Fall.
Even though they aren’t all Longleaf anymore, I still love the expanse of Loblolly Pines in South Georgia.
The Elk Meadow in Redwood National Park was, only a few decades ago, a giant paved lumber yard with trucks, oil spills, giant cranes, warehouses, and piles of felled old-growth Redwood trees. Now, the National Park Service has helped nature along and the land is a fully restored meadow with bubbling creeks and Elk grazing in the distance.
